The daily production of toilet paper is about 83 million rolls per day and the UK has the highest toilet roll use per person, averaging two and a half times more than other European countries.
Tissue paper starts out as very large rolls of paper called logs which are then converted into small rolls and flat facial packs. It’s a very precise and technical process that runs at great speed. Throughout the process attachment chain is widely employed – from accumulating, log sawing and core elevating to wrapping infeed, overhead wrapping and pallet handling.